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    Thread: 72 Cutlass LSX

    1. 12-05-2007 #1
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      Schwartz Extreme 72 Cutlass LSX

      A couple pics. More here http://www.schwartzperformance.com/CutlassLSX455.htm

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    3. 12-05-2007 #2
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      I love this build!! Wicked power train set up , I was in aw looking at the specs for this build . New LSX motor is my fantacy .Keep the updates coming.
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      Very nice. What happened to the Chevelle wagon you also had going? Is it finished?
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    6. 12-05-2007 #5
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      NEVER MIND I FOUND IT ON YOUR SITE :-)

      Wow thats pretty damn nice...

      What i really would like to see is more of this build the bottom of the pic it looks like an LS7 with twin turbos?
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    7. 12-08-2007 #6
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      Yes, we've done a number of LS7 twin turbo's. The Cutlass in a SX model. The engine is actually an LS7 that I stroked to 455 cid, It now has the same bore and stroke as the original 455 Olds. Here's some pics from yesterday. Hope to have this at the Year One event.
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    8. 12-08-2007 #7
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      The wagon is progressing slowly. The floors are in and the trans tunnel was raised approx 2 inches to accommodate the T-56 trans. I get to make brackets for the front brakes to fit the MonoBlocks to the uprights. It's getting 15inch rotors in front and 14's in back.

      Here's a link on his site to the Can-Am car.
      http://www.schwartzperformance.com/ttls7canam.htm

      And a video of the engine dyno run...
      http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...ideoID=9133514
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    9. 12-08-2007 #8
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      Another great one, Jeff. Can't wait to see it finished.
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      just sent you an email about those frames jeff! looking awsome by the way!
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      Awesome!
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    12. 12-15-2007 #11
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      color

      Hey Jeff that car in going to be great. Is that color nugget gold on the cutlass ?
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    13. 12-25-2007 #12
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      Quote Originally Posted by turbodarryl
      Hey Jeff that car in going to be great. Is that color nugget gold on the cutlass ?
      It's actually the original color, code 53 i think.
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    14. 12-26-2007 #13
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      Anymore progress pics?? I love that body style - its about time we see a good one. Nice color choice too.
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      That is a Killer project Jeff, love the direction your going with it!
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    16. 12-26-2007 #15
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      Quote Originally Posted by Tony_SS
      Anymore progress pics?? I love that body style - its about time we see a good one. Nice color choice too.
      Progress updates on the site now. More in a week or so.
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      Every time I am satisfied with my ls1/supercharger setup I see something like that I feel the urge to go bigger.
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    18. 12-27-2007 #17
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      Jeff, can I talk you into keeping that vinyl top off? One of the nicest parts of that body are those angular lines on top of the rear quarters and the black top just kills them IMO.
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      still loving this build...what is the turbo setup on that thing?
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      very nice progress..keep up the awesome work
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    21. 12-27-2007 #20
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      One of my favorite Cutlass'.

      Do you have any shots of the front w/ the grill & the hood on?

      I love the wheels also. I can't wait to see it completed.
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